This model was originally called the “One-77”, as there were 77 units available for purchase. However, “One-76” might be more fitting after the model was almost destroyed in a crash.
Aston Martin will have to change the name of their supercar. This model was originally called the “One-77”, as there were 77 units available for purchase. However, “One-76” might be more fitting after this model was almost destroyed in an accident.
The driver struck a kerb while driving at high speed in Hong Kong. According to reports, there were no other vehicles involved in the crash. Thankfully no one was hurt.
Although the majority of the damage appears to be minor, due to the One-77’s carbon-fiber monocoque body structure, and handcrafted aluminum exterior parts, it is possible that replacement parts will not be available for shipment to the local body shop. This vehicle could be salvageable. However, the cost of rebuilding the One-77, which is estimated to cost EUR1 million, may mean that the insurance company will not cover it.